Examples of using "Enfadar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I made her angry.
You don't want to make me angry.
Nothing ever makes him angry.
You can't make me mad.
I like making you mad.
Tom made Mary angry.
This answer made him angry.
Tom will be angry.
His behavior angered the policeman.
We didn't want to upset Tom.
- We got angry at his words.
- What he said made us angry.
That made Theodore Roosevelt angry.
Other people are going to get mad.
Tom shouldn't have made Mary angry.
You must be careful not to make him angry.
The boss is going to get mad at me.
- This annoys me.
- That makes me angry.
Tom didn't mean to make Mary angry.
- Children hate annoying teachers.
- Children hate making teachers angry.
He said nothing that would make her angry.
What you don't want to do is make Tom angry.
You should make sure that you don't make Tom angry.
I said nothing, which made him angry.
- He'll be very upset when he finds out.
- When he finds out about it he'll be very upset.
He said nothing, which made her angry.
It annoys me that my friends aren't here.
Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.
She made me so angry on the telephone that I hung up on her.
He broke his word, which made his wife angry.
What you said is right in a sense, but it made her angry.
My little sister always tries to get a rise out of me but never succeeds.
- I'll tell you if you promise me you won't get mad.
- I'll tell you if you promise me that you won't get mad.
- The boss'll have my head.
- The boss will be angry at me.
- The boss is going to get mad at me.
Children hate annoying teachers.
If Tom finds out I've been talking to you, he's going to be upset.
If he finds out, certainly he will be very angry.
She said nothing that would make him angry.
She broke the vase on purpose to bother me.
You must be careful not to get angry.
My little sister always tries to get a rise out of me but never succeeds.